The future of the historic silos will await further federal review by the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers and public input on an application to demolish the structures.
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Army Corps project manager Colin Smalley said that the finding doesn’t mean the Corps will deny the application to demolish. Instead, it triggers a public review process that he estimated will take at least 90 days. He said the goal of the public input process is for the Corps of Engineers, MAT Limited Partnership and the Illinois State Historic Preservation Office to come to an agreement that would be incorporated into an eventual permit to work on the site.
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